The First Masonic Hall
The “Masonic Hall was built in 1875 by a stock company formed for the purpose. The Old Masonic Hall burned on January 27, 1939 and a new building was erected in 1940.
Southwest Harbor Then & Now 2015
- Introduction by Meredith Hutchins
- The Clark Point Area and Greening Island
- Eugene M. Norwood Square
- Cove's End
- The George Ripley Fuller House
- Dr. George Arthur Neal Residence
- Gordon & White Garage
- The Southwest Harbor Primary School
- The Southwest Harbor Public Library
- Corner of Main Street and Clark Point Rd
- Main Street Looking South
- Main Street Looking North
- Main Street Before and After the 1922 Fire
- The Cedars - Sylvester B. Brown House
- The Freeman Cottage and Ashmont Stable
- Freeman's Store
- The John T.R. Freeman House and Post Office
- Emily Robinson Farnsworth’s Millinery Shop
- The James E. Robinson House and Barn
- Byron Heman Mayo House
- The Joseph Dana Phillips House
- The First Masonic Hall
- Clark Point Road
- Moore's Garage Co.
- Eugene Shubael Thurston’s Post Office
- Edwin L. Higgins Blacksmith Shop
- Clark Point Road Looking East
- Simeon H. "Sim" Mayo and his Bicycle Shop
- William Irving Mayo House
- Samuel Watson Herrick Store and Custom House
- View Northeast on the High Road
- The Island House
- Clark's Cove Area
- Indian Lot on Clark Point
- Exhibit Brochure - PDF